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PASS Summit 2017: Part 5

Martin Schoombee

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November 7, 2017

A little late, but rather late than never… Friday was the last day of the PASS Summit 2017, and the best sessions I’ve attended was also on Friday. Keeping some of the best for last was either good fortune, or a good strategy by the Programs Committee to ensure that people stay engaged. Either way, …

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